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Fernando González de Marañón

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prevented the order from fulfilling its purpose of fighting them, Fernando received Innocent III's approval to bring his knights into the service of King
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dealing with the rights of the order, its internal discipline and its relations with the secular clergy, among other things.
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Fernando resigned the mastership later in 1210 and died in April 1219. A contrary report is given by
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as grand master in 1206. He resettled the domains owned by his order, granting
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Fernando was born in the second half of the twelfth century. His family was of
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Index

Grand Master of the Order of Santiago
Navarrese
kingdom of Castile
Gonzalo de Marañón
Cáceres
Pedro Fernández de Castro
Suero Rodríguez
fueros
Huélamo
Villarrubia de Santiago
Ocaña
Order of Calatrava
Papacy
bulls
Innocent III
Alfonso VIII of Castile
Almohads
Peter II of Aragon
Uclés
Albarracín
Valencia
Murcia
Jabaloyas
Villarquemado
Fontaner
es
Montalbán
Francisco de Rades y Andrada
es
Alarcón

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